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As a member of Associated
Bodywork & Massage Professionals, I hereby
pledge to abide by the ABMP Code of Ethics as outlined below.
Client
Relationships — I shall
endeavor to serve the best interests of my clients at all times and to
provide the highest quality service possible. — I shall
maintain clear and honest communications with my clients and shall keep
client communications confidential. — I shall
acknowledge the limitations of my skills and, when necessary, refer
clients to the appropriate qualified health care professional.
— I shall
in no way instigate or tolerate any kind of sexual advance while acting
in the capacity of a massage, bodywork, somatic therapy or esthetic
practitioner. Professionalism
— I shall
maintain the highest standards of professional conduct, providing
services in an ethical and professional manner in relation to my
clientele, business associates, health care professionals, and the
general public. —
I shall
respect the rights of all ethical practitioners and will cooperate with
all health care professionals in a friendly and professional manner.
— I shall
refrain from the use of any mind-altering drugs, alcohol, or
intoxicants prior to or during professional sessions.
— I shall always
dress in a professional manner, proper dress being defined as attire
suitable and consistent with accepted business and professional
practice. —
I shall
not be affiliated with or employed by any business that utilizes any
form of sexual suggestiveness or explicit sexuality in its advertising
or promotion of services, or in the actual practice of its services.
Scope of
Practice / Appropriate Techniques — I shall
provide services within the scope of the ABMP definition of massage,
bodywork, somatic therapies and skin care, and the limits of my
training. I will not employ those massage, bodywork or skin care
techniques for which I have not had adequate training and shall
represent my education, training, qualifications and abilities honestly.
— I shall
be conscious of the intent of the services that I am providing and
shall be aware of and practice good judgment regarding the application
of massage, bodywork or somatic techniques utilized.
— I shall not
perform manipulations or adjustments of the human skeletal structure,
diagnose, prescribe or provide any other service, procedure or therapy
which requires a license to practice chiropractic, osteopathy, physical
therapy, podiatry, orthopedics, psychotherapy, acupuncture,
dermatology, cosmetology, or any other profession or branch of medicine
unless specifically licensed to do so. — I shall
be thoroughly educated and understand the physiological effects of the
specific massage, bodywork, somatic or skin care techniques utilized in
order to determine whether such application is contraindicated and/or
to determine the most beneficial techniques to apply to a given
individual. I shall not apply massage, bodywork, somatic or skin care
techniques in those cases where they may be contraindicated without a
written referral from the client's primary care provider.
Image /
Advertising Claims — I shall
strive to project a professional image for myself, my business or place
of employment, and the profession in general. — I shall
actively participate in educating the public regarding the actual
benefits of massage, bodywork, somatic therapies and skin care.
— I shall
practice honesty in advertising, promote my services ethically and in
good taste, and practice and/or advertise only those techniques for
which I have received adequate training and/or certification. I shall
not make false claims regarding the potential benefits of the
techniques rendered. | 
Contact:
Brandy
Wiles-Credeur
4131 Spicewood Springs Rd.
Suite I-1
Austin, TX 78759
512.826.2115 email
Hours:
Thurs - 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sat/Sun
- 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
:: whatever joy there is in the
world, all comes from desiring others to be happy and whatever
suffering there is in the world all comes from desiring myself to be
happy. — Shantideva |